[PDFlist] FW: Pacific APL survey

[Samuela Radakua]

From: MCIVOR, Claire <mcivorc at who.int<mailto:mcivorc at who.int>>
Sent: Tuesday, 10 December 2024 6:41 am
To: Sainimili Tawake <Sainimili.Tawake at pacificdisability.org<mailto:Sainimili.Tawake at pacificdisability.org>>
Subject: Re: Pacific APL survey

Dear Sai,

We are pleased to inform you that we have had a great response to the Pacific APL survey so far. We would like to continue gathering as much input as possible to the survey to support the development of the Pacific APL.

We kindly request that you continue to share the survey widely across Government, regional organizations, and civil society organizations across the Pacific. The more input we have on the survey, the more confident we can be that the Pacific APL is truly meeting the needs of the Pacific region.

Please see email text below which can be forwarded with the survey link embedded.

Many thanks for your support with circulating the survey widely for regional consultation and input.

Dear subscribers

We are pleased to invite you to complete the Pacific model priority assistive product list (Pacific APL) survey.

The Pacific APL will be a blueprint for Pacific Island Countries and territories (PICs) to develop their own priority assistive product lists, adapted to national needs and priorities. Countries may use national priority assistive product lists to help identify priority products for financing, procurement and for prioritising  workforce training to provide specific assistive products.
Development of the Pacific APL is led by a Pacific Assistive Technology Steering Committee which includes members representing government and civil society, and regional organisations from across the Pacific. The WHO act as a secretariat for this Steering Committee.
Your input into this survey is very important to help ensure that the Pacific APL is shaped by Pacific population needs and priorities, and is tailored to the Pacific environment, resources, lifestyles and cultural values.
Please do share this survey widely with any colleagues or organizations across the Pacific: https://extranet.who.int/dataformv3/index.php/426982






Claire McIvor
Consultant - Expanding Access to Assistive Technology in the Pacific

World Health Organization Representative Office for the South Pacific
Email: mcivorc at who.int<mailto:mcivorc at who.int>
Phone: +679 777 9736
Web: https://www.who.int/fiji


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From: MCIVOR, Claire
Sent: 19 November 2024 3:28 AM
To: Sainimili.Tawake <Sainimili.Tawake at pacificdisability.org<mailto:Sainimili.Tawake at pacificdisability.org>>
Subject: Pacific APL survey

Dear Sai,

As part of the development of the Pacific model priority assistive product list (Pacific APL), we have now created a consultation survey based on feedback from Steering Committee members on which products should be included in the survey.

We kindly request that you share the survey widely across Government, regional organizations, and civil society organizations across the Pacific. The more input we have on the survey, the more confident we can be that the Pacific APL is truly meeting the needs of the Pacific region.

Please see email text below which can be forwarded with the survey link embedded.

Many thanks for your support with circulating the survey widely for regional consultation and input.



We are pleased to invite you to complete the Pacific model priority assistive product list (Pacific APL) survey.

The Pacific APL will be a blueprint for Pacific Island Countries and territories (PICs) to develop their own priority assistive product lists, adapted to national needs and priorities. Countries may use national priority assistive product lists to help identify priority products for financing, procurement and for prioritising  workforce training to provide specific assistive products.
Development of the Pacific APL is led by a Pacific Assistive Technology Steering Committee which includes members representing government and civil society, and regional organisations from across the Pacific. The WHO act as a secretariat for this Steering Committee.
Your input into this survey is very important to help ensure that the Pacific APL is shaped by Pacific population needs and priorities, and is tailored to the Pacific environment, resources, lifestyles and cultural values.
Please do share this survey widely with any colleagues or organizations across the Pacific: https://extranet.who.int/dataformv3/index.php/426982

Kind regards,
Claire




Claire McIvor
Consultant - Expanding Access to Assistive Technology in the Pacific

World Health Organization Representative Office for the South Pacific
Email: mcivorc at who.int<mailto:mcivorc at who.int>
Phone: +679 777 9736
Web: https://www.who.int/fiji


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